St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-24
A SOUND OF REVELRY.
Thanksgiving Eve Is Merry--Per-
sOnaI and Social.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Anton Lee and Caroline Branden, Fred W..
Tins and Ida Lewis, Judson Wickham and
Dollie jenkins, George c. Sherman and Laura
l.. Palm, Frederick NJ. Robinson and Cora A.
Derby, James Z. Armstrong and Elberue NJ.
Short, Edward Kerr and Maggie j. Kennedy,
Is. ii. McFadden and HonOra Bannan, George
Ashdown and Jessie Rittman, Fred Valid
and Hermann Matteson, Emil F. Rotchka and
Effie A. Kingsley, Samuel Throbeck and
Karen TollefsOn. David l.. Hanson and Lot1e
Storges, Ole Dunnem and Mary j. Sanmoo,
Peter johnson and Jorgine NJ. Thane, Joseph
Fisette and Catherine kaner, Jacob POLES
and Lena Aronovsky.
A large crowd attended the French fair
last evening at Market hall. The drawing Of
the parlor set continued until late i'll the
evening, when Miss V. Campbell was pre-
scented with the handsome set for having Sc
cured the largest number of votes. A
Thanksgiving dinner and supper Will be
served to-day by the ladies of the St. ClOtilde
society and all are requested to come. The
seal-skin sacque will be presented tonight at
the close of the voting. 1t is estimated that
s., 800 will be cleared from the fair, TO go
into the church fund.
The sociable and ball given by the \. s. Di-
vision No. l, X. of P, at Castle hall, Wash
ington and Fourth avenues south. was at
tended by about $50 couples. A number of
the members of the order from st. Paul and
Saltwater were present and enjoyed very
pleasant evening home made supper was
served by the ladies of the lodge, and excel
lent music was furnished by Willard and
Firle orchestra. Dancing began at $50, and
continued till a late hour this morning.
The reception and hop rendered to the en-
ployes of S. E. Olson & Co. at Malcolm S
dancing academy last evening was one of the
most enjoyable events of the season. About
sixty couple were present and skipped the
light fantastic till 1890 to the music of
DanZ's orchestra. An excellent repast was
served at IL o'clock by Bonner the caterer.
During the evening number of vocal selec-
tons were rendered by Messrs. Heath, Stuart,
Robinson and Dunno.
The fair at Turner's hall, Fifth avenue
north. was well attended yesterday. To-day
an excellent dinner and supper will be served
by the ladies of the St. Joseph society. The
fair will continue until late Saturday night,
when various prizes will be awarded to the
popular man, lady, etc.
Miss Myra Beal will appear in costume
scenes from Shakespeare, also in lecture
on womens rights, at Harmonic hall this
evening. Herr Carl Westrum, the Norwe-
gian composer and violinlst, will render
some of his own compositions.
Timothy Byrnes, Chicago avenue and
Twentieth street, was pleasantly surprised by
about twenty-five friends on Tuesday night,
who presented him with fine piece of
bronze vertu, in the shape of knight and q
lady.
About fifty couple enjoyed pleasant even
ing last night at the masquerade ball at
Thomas hall, 1425 Franklin avenue. An
excellent supper was served in the latter
part of the evening.
A party of members of the Mystic Shrine
to the number of about twenty visited the
home of Timothy E. Byrnes Tuesday even
ing and presented him with fine piece of
bronze statuary.
grand concert was given last evening by
the Georgia (colored) quartette and Plated
band at Germania hall, 1011 Northeast Main
street. A large and appreciatve audience
was present
Frank V. Moffet and Miss Mabel Rice, of
Minneapolis, were married at Lacrosse, Wis,
on Monday. They will be at home at 1891
Seventeenth avenue south after Nov. Is.
Mrs E. j. Phelps and Mrs. and Miss Rich
ardson will receive at 1928 Park avenue on
Friday, Dec. 2, and every Thursday until
February.
George NJ. OsgoOdby, Buffalo, N. Y, is a
name which appeared on the register at the
West yesterday and excited some comment.
The Grand Canton No. /, P. NJ. and d. of
R. No. II. /. o. o. F., will give dance and
supper at Odd Fellows hall tonight.
The marriage of Fred NJ. Robinson to Miss
Cora NJ. Derby will be solemnized tonight.
The Marriage of Fred NJ Robinson and
Miss Cora A. Derby will occur this evening.
Charles A. Winship, formerly of this city,
but now of San Francisco, is at the West.
Charles G. Fish, of Fort Benton, Mont is
at the West.